Athletes of China pose on the podium during the awarding ceremony of the women's team match of badminton event at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, Sept. 22, 2014. China defeated South Korea 3-0 and claimed the title.
China won a landslide victory in the women's team event of artistic gymnastics on Monday here, pocketing the 11th consecutive gold medal of the event at the Asian Games.
A successful appeal against their disqualification gave Olympic champion Yi Siling's Chinese team a world record in the women's 10-meter air rifle event.
Chinese gymnastics athlete Huang Huidan (R) and Yao Jinnan participate in a training session for the 17th Asian Games at Namdong Gymnasium in Incheon, South Korea, Sept. 18, 2014. The artistic gymnastics competition of the Incheon Asiad will start on Sept 21.
Liu Peng, chef de mission of the Chinese delegation for Incheon Asian Games, said on Thursday that China have set a target to top the medal table and overall tally.
Lin Dan said he would play to the best of his capabilities in a much anticipated showdown against his long-time rival Lee Chong Wei.
Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen arrives at Inchon International Airport September 16, 2014.
China aims to dominate the Asian Games medal table for the ninth consecutive time as it sends a large squad to Incheon for the continent's premier sporting event.
China's flamboyant swimming star Sun Yang, the biggest rival of South Korean Olympic gold medalist Park Tae-hwan, held a much-anticipated open practice here on Wednesday.
Head coach Liu Guoliang warns Olympic and world singles champ Zhang Jike to knuckle down for team events or risk a chance to defend his gold.
Cut their coats according to their cloth. That is exactly what Vietnam and China are doing on sports galas.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea on Monday handed a 3-0 defeat to an ambitious Chinese side who had expected a top-four finish at the Asian Games men's soccer tournament.